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i remember they showed pornos at the drive-in in parsippany after midnight.
that didn't last long.
 
I would suggest to please refrain from this type of posting Max.

Is it a suggestion or a request you have to make up your mind

Do you want me to talk about the dumb projects I'm working on?

Alright here's my idea, I want to use computer vision to scan satellite images from before and after storms to register where trees have fallen and see if it interferes with trails.

This is my first project that I've come up with on my own in my learning programming adventure. Trying to learn and apply computer vision and machine learning.

I think it could be useful for trail maintenance to identify high probability down tree areas. I think it could be expanded for insurance purposes to identify damaged homes and such or power companies so they don't have to rely only on reports to locate problems that they're going to ignore.

No clue if something like this exist but if I can't write dicks a couple thousand times I guess I'll bug you with my programming learning journey.

I am also trying to get my 3 yearold involved with programming so I want to do microcontroller micro pc breadboard type of project.

Had the idea of tps for bikes but can't find a large enough (memory wise) microcontroller that is small format since to do this on a presta valve. I know they have this for cars but it would be neat to make a plug in for garmin to beep or something when psi is out of the desired range to avoid damage after burps and such.

10/10 Paul would buy this gimmick.

Like seriously I'm on topic for threads but this is the OOS thread so I'm posting OOS type material. If there was talk about a ride I wouldn't derail it till then silly interjections and memes of @a.s. being annoyed that someone is playing music at a night club and other dumb shit.
 
@The Landfill of Slacktown tpms for bikes exists already, sram tirewiz



if you like playing with programming i recommend getting a raspberrypi and an arduino to play with, between the two of them you can do ALOT
 
@The Landfill of Slacktown tpms for bikes exists already, sram tirewiz



if you like playing with programming i recommend getting a raspberrypi and an arduino to play with, between the two of them you can do ALOT

I have a few ras pi 2s I want to see if I can use a newer one with the highest gigs for a lightweight desktop. I have one set up as a garage door opener but haven't claimed up to update the wifi creds so it's doing nothing lol
 
To late I'm going to meme you up and your going on my next mix tape
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I have a few ras pi 2s I want to see if I can use a newer one with the highest gigs for a lightweight desktop. I have one set up as a garage door opener but haven't claimed up to update the wifi creds so it's doing nothing lol

yea i have 5 or 6 pis running around the house for various different dedicated tasks, they work well, and i could see the light weight desktop idea as long as you dont need alot of games or specific software, they do run linux natively and wine is kind of a resource hog that i wouldnt want to bet on running windows programs with it on a regular basis
 
computer vision to scan satellite images

this would be a brute force method, and impossible to implement in near real time-
(well unless you were a government)
Much of the imagery we use is from airplanes, not sat. it is just cooler to say it is a satellite.
Friend of mine works on the lenses at Lawrence Livermore. If the weather is good, they can read a newspaper from space.

how about somethings you could use -
like the outage map from a power company?
peak winds from local weather stations?
rainfall?
traffic accidents?
police calls/responses during a storm?

seeing the difference in pictures is a completely different set of problems than predicting (through learned associations) where damage may occur.
sure, you want to actually ID the spot, and that would be cool.
but better IMHO, would be alerting people that resources are going to be needed in a location, and get ready for the local recon mission report.

cool idea.
 
this would be a brute force method, and impossible to implement in near real time-
(well unless you were a government)
Much of the imagery we use is from airplanes, not sat. it is just cooler to say it is a satellite.
Friend of mine works on the lenses at Lawrence Livermore. If the weather is good, they can read a newspaper from space.

how about somethings you could use -
like the outage map from a power company?
peak winds from local weather stations?
rainfall?
traffic accidents?
police calls/responses during a storm?

seeing the difference in pictures is a completely different set of problems than predicting (through learned associations) where damage may occur.
sure, you want to actually ID the spot, and that would be cool.
but better IMHO, would be alerting people that resources are going to be needed in a location, and get ready for the local recon mission report.

cool idea.

I have a favorite on my desktop that I'm considering getting a license for, the whole planet gets scanned everyday at the same time for each section scanned. It is one less variables to fight
 
yea i have 5 or 6 pis running around the house for various different dedicated tasks, they work well, and i could see the light weight desktop idea as long as you dont need alot of games or specific software, they do run linux natively and wine is kind of a resource hog that i wouldnt want to bet on running windows programs with it on a regular basis

for what I want to do a pi is overkill I have 2 zeros on there way and a few ESP8266 boards on there way no clue what I'll do yet
 
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